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Why good advice is often not enough (and how to use science to make change happen) by APBC Full CAB Member, Hanne Grice: bit.ly/4iqkO0X

With the busiest time of year approaching for fireworks, if you missed this webinar with Dr Julie Ashton, you can watch it now. This a must-see for anyone working with anxious dogs with noise phobias. bit.ly/4zLykE5

The obvious signs your cat is unhappy, even when it might seem content - Cats body language explained by APBC Full CAB member Daniel Warren-Cummings bit.ly/4k56oWm

Well done to APBC Associate CAB Member Hannah Miell! bit.ly/4hGh5NC

Fireworks season is fast approaching and as the nights draw in and we encounter stormy weather, many of us start to be aware of the increased likelihood of our cats being exposed to thunder and fireworks. bit.ly/4zmBUn4

Congratulations to APBC Associate CAB Member, Charlotte Kasner who has a new book out! The Ethical Dog Buyer’s Guide: How to Own a Dog and Avoid Purchasing Pitfalls is available to buy now. amzn.to/4j4vcgP

Having successfully had her Knowledge and Understanding (K&U) assessed via APEL, Stephanie Ismail joins us as an Associate CAB member! Find out more about The Assessment of Prior Experience and Learning (APEL), from the ABTC here: bit.ly/4yuJBru

Two weeks. Two webinars. Two opportunities to pick up practical insights you can put to work, right away. Join us for our upcoming webinars in October! bit.ly/4iYNuQA

Having completed an ABTC-recognised L6 course, we're delighted to upgrade Andrea Schipper's membership as a newly-qualified Associate CAB. Here she is with her new rescue dog Kasper! Find out more about what membership type is right for you here: bit.ly/4h4bUql

We offer a safe space for any APBC member (all membership levels welcome) to discuss cases and to support each other in our unique roles as animal behaviour counsellors. Join the APBC to benefit! bit.ly/4qE009U

Part two is TONIGHT! Danielle Beck joins us again at 8pm on Monday 21st September. Can't make it live? No problem - sign up and the recording will appear in the 'My Webinars' section of our website within 72 hours. bit.ly/4wGGRGF

A week today we will be joined by Danielle Beck! Via a combination of neuroscience, behavioural science, and real-world case examples, Danielle will explore exercises and strategies that support safety, predictability, resilience, and self-regulation. bit.ly/4wGGRGF

Stacey Jordan joins us as an Associate CAB Member! Wondering what the role of a Clinical Animal Behaviourist looks like? Find out more here: bit.ly/4hiBTu8

Congratulations to APBC Full CAB Member - Hanne Grice! bit.ly/4hiB2tq

Two months until bonfire night - THIS webinar is designed to help with Noise Phobia in dogs. Join us and Dr Julie Ashton on 13th October to find out more: bit.ly/4zLykE5

APBC Member Lisa Sinnott has a new e-book out! Celia Haddon (also part of the APBC) has shared some brilliant cat body language videos for this resource and you can check it out now! amzn.to/4qSxilV

Part two is COMING! Danielle Beck joins us again at 8pm on Monday 21st September. Don't miss out. bit.ly/4wGGRGF

Risë VanFleet joins us on 8th December! Get this in your diary and book your space now: bit.ly/4iwB6qv

We're sending our warmest welcome to Debbie Martin who joins the APBC as an Associate CAB member. Find out more about the ABTC roles we represent and which (ABT or CAB) is right for YOU here: bit.ly/4zBQUhN

Earlier this year we applied to Companies House to convert the APBC from a Limited Company to a Community Interest Company (CIC). We are now The Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors CIC. Our CIC status clearly announces what we are and what we do, all for the greater good.